This Week’s Movies: ‘After Earth,’ ‘The Kings of Summer’ and ‘The East’
Times critics on “The East,” “After Earth” and “Kings of Summer.”
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This Week’s Movies: ‘After Earth,’ ‘The Kings of Summer’ and ‘The East’
Times critics on “The East,” “After Earth” and “Kings of Summer.”
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This Week’s Movies: ‘After Earth,’ ‘The Kings of Summer’ and ‘The East’
The broadcaster is pleading with audience members not to reveal the details of the “Doctor Who” finale before it is shown on Saturday, and thus not risk shattering the fabric of the science-fiction fan community.
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After DVD Shipping Error, BBC Asks Fans Not to Spoil ‘Doctor Who’ Finale
Times critics on “To the Wonder,†“42†and “It’s a Disaster.â€
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This Week’s Movies: ‘To the Wonder,’ ’42’ and ‘It’s a Disaster’
Times critics review three of this week’s new films.
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This Week’s Movies : ‘The Host,’ ‘Renoir’ and ‘The Place Beyond the Pines’
Times critics on “Admission,†“Olympus Has Fallen†and “Gimme the Loot.â€
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ArtsBeat: This Week’s Movies : March 22
Times critics on “Admission,†“Olympus Has Fallen†and “Gimme the Loot.â€
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This Week’s Movies : March 22
Other movies the Library of Congress has chosen to preserve include “Born Yesterday,” “Dirty Harry,” “A League of Their Own,” “A Christmas Story” and “Slacker,” citing them as “works of enduring importance to American culture.”
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'Breakfast at Tiffany's' and 'The Matrix' Among Movies Added to National Film Registry
Other movies the Library of Congress has chosen to preserve include “Born Yesterday,” “Dirty Harry,” “A League of Their Own,” “A Christmas Story” and “Slacker,” citing them as “works of enduring importance to American culture.”
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ArtsBeat: 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' and 'The Matrix' Among Movies Added to National Film Registry
The New York Times critics on “The Dark Knight Rises,” “The Queen of Versailles” and “30 Beats.”
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ArtsBeat: This Week's Movies: July 20
The Times film critics on “Savages,†“The Amazing Spider-Man†and “The Do-Deca Pentathlon.â€
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